Growing carnivorous plants
One of the largest costs to upland peatland restoration is the purchase of plug plants, most often sphagnum mosses due to the number needed to restore habitats. Back in 2024 Lancashire Wildlife…
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Polytunnels are growing places
It’s been a bumper summer in the Brockholes polytunnel with Lindsay Griffiths and her fellow volunteers providing lots of wild and wonderful plants.
Rare breed goats creating healthy habitats
A new herd of Cheviot goats have joined our conservation grazing project, helping to manage our nature reserves for wildlife.
Healthy habitats by the highway – Four years of our Network for Nature project
We have been restoring bog and fen habitat across Greater Manchester as part of the Network for Nature project. With the projects coming to an end, we'd like to celebrate the project by…
Wildflower growing trial inspires nature conservation from home
This summer, green-fingered volunteers have turned their houses and gardens into plant nurseries, growing native wildflowers for Lancashire Wildlife Trust, as part of a trial to involve people in…
Nature for Health Referral Form
Referral form for the Bury Nature for Health sessions in Greater Manchester
Nature for Health Self-Referral Form
Self-referral form for Bury Nature for Health sessions in Greater Manchester
Health & Safety Policy
LWT Health and Safety Policy
Nature is the prescription for mental health
Lancashire is leading the way when it comes to prescribing nature to help deal with mental health issues.
Conservation grazing introduced at Freshfield Dune Heath
New fencing introduced at Freshfield Dune Heath will allow cattle, sheep and goats to safely and effectively help to manage this rare and precious habitat for wildlife.
Can nature help with our mental health?
Can nature help with our mental health? Youth Council member, Kirstie, shares her story.
World Mental Health Day 2024
October 10th is World Mental Health Day, and this year the theme is about mental health in the workplace.